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NO Mute InEIorIous Milton.

Parson Newman, who is now back at
his old charge, the Metropolitan II. Z.
Church of Washington. tells how a poet
secured n hearing. 1t was during the
Hayes administration. Zone night at
prayer-meeting." DIR. Newman says, Il
called on a good layman 10 lead in de-
votions. Before he began, | saw he
had drawn q manuscript from his
pocket, but | thought it was to guide
him in the words OF his petition. Soon
l was surprised to hear him reading a
poem TO the Almighty. When he got
along q little l heard him say: We've
been in a maze and now we have
Hayes 1 Peeped around and saw that
all my flock had gotten up from their
knees. l did the samc, though hesita-
tingly, and with mixed feelings of cha
grin aud amusement. The good brother
never got the chance to read another
poem in my church. From the Port
folio Of The American Magazine.
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ROLL OF

Following is the school report Of
Pleasant Valley, for the month ending
June 81, 1857:
Grace Taylor, %; Maud Taylor. sc;
Willie Wines, 81; Albert Wines, 81;
Harry Wines. 90; Ztdie Wines, 80;
Ida Young. 81: George Henucn. 81;
Josephine Hrnnen, IS; Walter Thomp
son, %; Ida Thompson. 81.
Mas SADIE WETGur.
TEACHER
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Grand lodge Officers.

At tho annual communication oil tho
Grand Lodge. +. & A. NJ, Of Nevada.
o in session Mt Reno, the following
officers were elected yesterday to serve
fer the ensuing Masonic yenr: Hon. A.
l.. Fitzgerald, Grand Master: wiIlinm
Mcmillan. Deputy Grand Mestcr; C. w.
HinchcliEe, Senior Grand Warden; ].
W. Ecklcy, Junior Grand Warden; II.
l.. Fish, Grand Treasurer; @. n. Note
ware, Grand Secretary.
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Boston Hcrnld:--If there IL n
Democratic dark horse for tho Prcsiden-
cy he is the most carefully secluded ami
NAL that was ever heard OF. There
have really been but two totally unor.
peeted nominate ols fr the 2. esidency
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$500 REWARD.

The nbcyorswsfd will bs patio or In Art ..
and conviction II any party or partlo. founa
guilty Of stealing. Fllpns or runni.. Al,
aI'eripg brands Of marks Of any live .tocs
belonging to any membet Of tho StrGaa Live
Stock Association.
GEORGE RUSSELL. President.
II. s. NIXON, secre,nry
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An Curc.

Tho ORIGINAL ABIgTIsg OINTMENT ia
only put up In large. tNo.Ounco tin JoIo,. and
: An absolute cure fot oil sorta. bn,,s
wounds ohapped h,nds. sni al ..fn sruo.
uons wiz positively cure all kinds Of pus,
hsk for tho ORfIiNIL ABfErfEg otsr
hLSr' sold by =. Muller o, az cent, psr
toI by mail % cents. w
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Passenger Hates East.

According to the San Francisco pa
pers the Canadian Pacific has made the
following rates from that city to eastern
points: New York aad Boston. SIS;
second %clnss, 500; to Chicago. $40 and
$40 respectively; ST. Louis. s55 and
Si5, and to Cincinnati SEQ and SIT 80
respectively. These figures are consid.
orably lower than those by tho direct
%routes, and, besides, the trngclcr gets n
thousand miles more ride for his money.
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California, tho Land - Diseav.
crlsS.

Why will you lay awake al night,
coughing when that most effective,
agreeable California remedy, SANTA
AbIE' is the only guaranteed euro for
consnn piion. Asthma md all Bronchi.
a. complaints. Sold only in large bot.
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Muller Will DO pleased 10 supply you,
and guarantee relief when used 40 al.
rec'cd. CALIFORNIA oAT.RcURE
never fails to relieve onihnh or Cold in
the Head. Six months iIsalmsA.,
VI 90. ny mail, 81 10,
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The Prod.Gal has recently made its
appearance in the journalistic field.
It is published in Stockton every Satur-
day. We presume it will have for It's
motto, Father, | have sinnrd against
heaven aud in thy sight. and am no
more worthy to be called thy SON"
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PoSD b LAWSON,

FOLSOM. Cal i used Buite- Tine in
chronic rheumatism with great beneht.
firHso scnd n supply to J. W. HAin.s,
Genoa, New, and oblige yonrI truly,
+. g. DuRAHr, n, ID,
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Advertised Letter List.

Following is n list of letters re-
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urday, June IL, 1887.
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Nelson Will, Van Horn L.
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~ SANTA ABLE il only sold IN
large bottles at 81 90; three for "a 80.
Sold by all wholesale and retail drug.
R'S'H' f-7-ly.
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Law .hould be 90 remodeied that any
one guilty Of jeePardiIinS the lives or
the property entrusted to their care
should b punished a. other criminals
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CHico, Gail have had the catauh
Tor five years. and could hardly talk
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A few out Of the many cash bargains
now offered at VI. Remnants.
8 yds. Victoria Lawn. ........s 90
8 yds. Chcckrred Nniusook. .... / 90
10 yds. CoIored Lawns. ....... / 90
3 pair Ladies' Balhriggau Hose. l 90
Ladies' Calf Riveted Lace shoes. 80
Misses Calf Eivetcd Lace Shoes. / 25
Chd's Calf Kivetcd Lrcc Shoes. | 90
2 pair Ladies' Solid Colored Hose. 25
2 pair Ladies' Brown Mixed Hose 25
2 pair Misses' Solid Colored Hose 25
2 pair Boys BcoSn Mixed Hose %
. pair Shaker Socks ...... 2j
LadiCs' Gnuze Vests ............ rs
Ladies' Pebble Button Shoes from 81
30 per pair up.
Ladies' American Kid Button Shoes
50 so per pair.
Lace Curtuins ready for use So so per
act.
Wool Bnrerc Yelling all ooiors 25 cents
per yard.
Turkcy.red Table Linen from 80 cents
per yard up.
Gents Canton Flannel Underwear from
81 90 per suit mp.
Gents Kuit White Colored Undsrvear
from 81 80 per suit up.
Gents BalbriggAn Underwear from
50 90 per suit mp.
Ladies' Fancy Border usndks rchiefs 6
for so centa.
Ladies' Fancy Border Handkerchief
2 for rs cents.
Children'a Fancy Border Handkerchief
30 cents per dozen.
Best 10 OF. Denim overails, Coniinu
Qua strip rs cents.
Mems Suits from sc so mp.
Mems Boots from 81 80 up.
Linen Towels from i2H cents mp.
These nro only n few quotations
z verything sold in proportion.
Buy your goods at home and SAVE
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SAY!
What Do You Think?
WILL
You be wise enough to profit by it when
it comes7 Are you willing to help it
slongr II you are, do not wait until it
bursts upon you but do your
best to hurry n, d push it.
THE
Only way to do this is to talk Of Il; TO
write Of it; TO boast Of il; praise and
patronize every home industry; keep
your money in the country and induce
others to come and do the m Do
not patronize outside in situations in
preference to your own. and before you
know it the
BOOM

Will be upon You and you will realize
that every dollar spent in iuathering a
local enterprise will return to you doub.
led, while every one You send away will
be gone forever. In looking around TO
see where to spend those Dollars most
adyantagcously 1t will
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County md the cheapest place to pur.
chase, the place where Bargains are the
rule and not the exception is the we'll
known house OF
NJ. REINUART.
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Indian Pony Races, Balloon Ascensions. Bicycle
Races, Stock Parade.
LADIES GRAND TOURNAMENT,
Friday, Sept. %, Wednesday, Sept, %, Friday, Sept. go
THE PRESIDENTS GOLD MEDAL -
President Powping offers as Special Premium IA GOLD MEDAL, value 500,
for the Best Exhibit in any Department.

Trials Of speed to be conducted under the auspice
Directors OF the State Agricultural Society.
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STRIKE

You that the largest and most varied
stock OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Hut.
Boots. Shoes and General Merchandise
to be found in
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Medicinal Value OF Lemons.

Chicago Journal. G 1r III
"While you are giving people simple
rules for preserving their health, why
don't you tell them about the use Of
lemons2" an intelligent professional man
asked mc the other day. He went on to
tell me that no had long been troubled
with an inactive liver, which gave him q
world Of pain and trouble, until recently
be was advised by friend to take glass
OF hot water, with the juice Of half a
lemon squeezed into It, but no sugar,
night and morning, and see what the elect
would be. Ho tried 1t, and found himself
better almost Immediately. His daily
headaches, which medicine had
failed to cure, left him; his
appetite improved, and no gained several
pounds in weight within a few weeks.
Altar q while be omitted the drink, either
at night or in the morning, and now at
times does without either Of them. II
am satiatied BY experiment." said he,
that there.is no better medicine for per-
sons who are troubled with bilious and
liver complaints than the simple remedy l
havo given, which is far more eiiicacious
than quinine or any other drug, while 1t is
devoid Of their injurious consequences. 1t
excites the liver, stimulates the digestive
organs, and tones up tho system generally.
/. Is not unpleasant to take, either; in.
deed, one Boon gets to liking it,
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TRusTEE,s SALE.
TRUSTEE'a SALE OF QyALUARIE
- REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, Mar.

:, By virtue OF a deed Of trust made by James A.
Gay OF June, fnthu year 1881, aud recorded In the
ohiee OF the Clerk oil tho County Court Of MARSHALL
4 folio IS will sell at public auction, al the iont
door Of tho Court Houssoi Marshall county,
SATURDAY, Gath DAY or sEfTEMtER, 1ssa.
commencing at len O'Clock 4. ". certain t,sc4 n
land situate on the watefs OF Hickman, q htanth
Of Fish creek, IN Marshall county, West Virginia
and bounded asa - iolows: BEGINNING q a hickory
" line north s0ae west l4S poles 10 stone pic in
Kaw'B line: thence north 30 cast COY poles 10 a
stake and ". o.. bush In road, an agtced Corner
between ste'son, Rice aud Efaw: ihorce south
TX, wet q poles 70 atone near The toad t6efse,
north ~ west 70 poles 10 atone. thence south a.
west poles TO al OAK; thence south 2bO wcs, IN
poles x hickory; thence notth So west q poles
south So west iolx poles TO a bush corner Of VA.
entine Bromsn; thence north a poles 10 s,one
within one rod oil a sugar matEcd az n Corner.
thence north AZ wot Il poles To stone ID fpeier
us notth nv cast 80 pole, 10 stone near piaS:
thence south 81 cast 30 poles u a ". o., thencs
es0 cast 10 poles tor W O.; thence MOI III ~ cst
10 poles 10 drain; hencs north 42o fa.i q poIos
red oak; thence north so' east 10 poles 10 bush;
thence north 8to cast IS poles to 4 sugar; Neues
south az cast lsG poles TO the temporary line and
with Tho same south y east 2b5 poles 10 tho bcSu,
ming, containing four hundred and seven ectes
and three.fourths Of NJ acre, hc tho same moie OF
| less. 14z19 5.! ". So, -. rlr'.
TERMS or sALE-onc.hali Of tho pu,chuo
] money aud AZ much more NJ tho purchaser may
elect 10 pay cash, and tho residue III one year w6
interest thercon from the DAY OF sale, tho put.
ehaser 10 gye bis note with approved security, aad
the title 10 b. retained or deed Of trust glycn IA
secure the deferred payment :"
Title believed to be good, but selling as trustee
will only sell and convey such ti,lo n Is vested in
me-. 3 JOHN J, JONES,
| ief0 sii4fGg'Ia T.sTsI=,s ia. a.. = TrtiSiec
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Must Have the lntelllgsncer.

Correspondence Of Inc IHtellignlttr.
Rlx Mills, o., July 1--WE are just
now in the n idst Of harvest, but still We
must have the INrELLlGEScER 10 read, as
it comes nearer "6lling the bill' than any
other paper. OF my acquaintance. The
wheat crop in this part Of Ohio will be a
light one, but the. grain will be Of q super.
ior quality. Meadows will be much better
than for three or four years past, while
the oat and corn crops are moot promising,
a much larger area Of these being planted
this season than usual. Fruit Of all kinds
is scarce, except berries. We expect also
a pretty large crop Of Republicans in Ohio
this tall, as the Republican party is no!
dead yet by any means, but we think that
Grover Clevalsud's order for the removal
OF the Confederate flags has killed him 60
completely that there is no hope Tor him.
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s.rated that they. could be built In the
ahops under his control. The PRECEDENT
Of m Illinois railroad made his acquaint.
ance and was favqrably impressed by his
ability. Tho result was an offer Of the pc.
sition Of Superintendent Of large railroad
shops In an Illinois city: The aalary was
$500. When the owners Of the railroad
for which the young Georgian was work.
Ing were informed Of the offer they said,
"Siay With us, wo will give Sc, 900 q year"
He staid. In less than a year he was
made General Superintendent OF the rail.
road, with salary OF $500 q year. Sub.
aequently be was offered q position aB
General Superintendent If q Canadian
railroad. He accepted the, oIsr3 and BE
now receives for bis gervicea $40 1000 a
year. IS .s.lg
The Eve young men whom tho young
Georgian LETT In bis native town coptin'
ued their struggle 10 win fortune and re.
nown. Two OF the lawyers have served
terms In the General Assembly. Only
one OF them has made and saved as much
as $4,000. Two have property WORTH per
hapa s., 800, but they ara dependent upon
their practice for their living The fourth
would have starved II he had not had BIZ
fathers assistance. The phyalcian Ia Htill
alive, but he has saved nothing and is IL
debt. az,
The story Of these young men teaches .
Lesson. The professions Of law and medi
ctno in Georgia arc SO crowded that !onl,
q few can make reputation and money II
them. The man. however, Whose mine
and hands arc educated can hardly fail t.
take a high position and gain competen
cy, II not q fortuue.
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Leaves Wheeling . lLcaves Dellujfe. 30 ~
$50 v, 3:l5 r. n. 7;al /. v, - 500 :. y
i! s:t5 g 400 n" |l0:c5 q 10 -
u.N y;;"t ifs I:s1 s"$ 100 81 jss5 x, iii e.
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Things Worth Knowing.

That dyspepsia comes from torpid live,
and cosiyenesa. ,J43g
That you cannot digest your food well
unless your bowels aud liver act properly.
That your bowels require thorough
cleansing when they do not do their duty
by your digestion.
That your torpid liver neede stimulating
in order that it may act as nature intended
1t should. *
That Brandreth's Pills taken in doses o.
one or two at night for, say, ten days, will
regulate the bowels, stimulate tho liver
improve the digestion and drive away dys
pepsia. -. b., ii..t Is -
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"Ciis Shakespeare MYTH

Tho Hon. Ignatius Donnelly concludes
his second contribution to the North Amer
ican Retiew (ior July} in regard to "The
Shakespeare Myth" OF, in other words, to
prove that 40 such man as Shakespeare
I ever did or ever could have written the
ShRkesperean plays, So follows:
The world can afford to wait until all
the evidence Is in before it passes judg-
ment on the grandest and most gifted of
all the ages OF men. believe 1t will be
made manifest, in tho end, that the moral
grandeur Of Francis Bacon was as great as
bis intellectual power, and that ho
"who died In shame
Will live III deafness fatne." - 4
Mr.. Donnelly claims to have found the
"key" to the authorship that seoms to
him to prove Eindispntably, that Bacon
wrote Shakespeare. And upon this point
he says:
I hArs no hesitation in Saying tina. the
publication OF my book will convince the
world that the plays ere the most marvel
oua specimens OF ingenuity, and mental
suppleneas and adroitneas, TO say nothing
Of genius, power and sttainments ever put
together by tho wit Of man. There is no
parallel for them on earth. There never
will be. No sneh man can ever again be
born. His coming marked an era in the
history o! the world. K
AS to the character and fitness Of the
two men, Bacon and Shakespeare, to COM
pose Hueh immortal writiugu, Mr.. Dom
nelly says: AZ
Corcedirg for tho momant all the. has
been said against him, and Francis Bacon
the scholar, stateman, philanthropist, and
founder Of the echool oil philosophy which
has done so much to produces our modern
advancement and civilization, is certainly
a nob!er and more admirable figure on this
convas OF time than the gnzz!ing, beer
drinking, ponchiug, lying play-actor, Of
whom tradition does not record q einge
generous expression or single lovabte
act. lG ~ sa',75,t3
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TO TIE SEA SHORE.
Via the Picturesque Is. & o. to Atlantic City
h 30 mud Cnpo NIny ,Jply T. 4ifa 7.,. '4Hrs

Via the Picturesque Is. & o. to Atlantic City
and Cape May, July Z.
The Baltimore & Ohio signalizes ita en-.
trance into Philadelphia by an excursion
Thursday, July 7, 10 Atlantic City and
Cape May, the most noted seaside resorts
in'ths country. This is the grsndeat ex-
cursion ever offered to the public, in
yolving a,ride over tho "Picturerque line
Of America" along the beautiful Poto-
mac, through historic Harpcrs Ferry,
Washington, D. O., Baltimore aud Phila-
delphia, and ut rates within the resch of
everyone who enjoys travelling. Train OF
Psrlor Oars and East Lake Coaches will
leave depot, Wheeling, W. Va, at 500 A.
NJ, arriving in Philadelphia at s:45 r. NJ.
Next day passengers will leave on any
regular trsin Tor Atlantic City or Cape
May. Tickets will be good for ten days,
with slop.oH privilege ut Washington
City returning. Fare for round trip
$40 90. ssf5 IS. ,
3 For further information apply to Agents
OF Baltimore q Ohio Railroad, or to
E. D. SMITH, d
80 Oip pnsp Auapt pitiehp~,b u,
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of deed OF trust made by Louis Puhr
md Anna Fuhr, his Wife, 10 mo AZ trustee, dated
March IL, 1854. recorded In tho Office OF the Cleft
Of tho County Court Of Ohio county, WCa viz.
gnls, III Decd oil Trust Hook No q, page Il, / viii
sell a. the front door Of the Court nouke 81 said
county, on ,asts III g.i5g
SATURDAY, the OH DAY OF AUGUST, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. X. tho following do.
scrlbed real estate, situated In tho Eighth ward Of
the city Of Wheeling, III tho county OF Ohio and
state Of Wcs. Virsinia. md designated "a the lot
numbered sixteen in square numbered eighteen,
on the plat Of the addition to tald city OF Whee}
Ing laid out by sprigR and Ritehie.
| TEaas op sAiE-One.third and as much more as
tho purchaser elects 10 pay iu cash, on the dAy oI
sale, tho balance In two equal in,talmens bayable
IN one and two years from tho day Of SAlc With In
tercst from that day, tho purchaser 10 size his
motto Tor the deferred payments, and Secu,e the
same by deed OF trust upon the property and ID.
.urance policies upon the buildings 10 tic kSs!Ac
ton Of tho trustee. tlI
The title Is believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only the title ve,ted III nc.
..2l. g, .314sfl W J, ". COHDEA, Tyut.ee.
W. II, UALLER Aucttouecr. -.H.T' ia
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an Illustration,

.sa. l.H.. e, b W
a few days ago the ISrELLiGsscEK dig
cunsed tho superior Rcientillc instruction
which young men were now receiving at
college ss compared with that Of former
days, and remarked that this education
was rendering them independent Of the
so.called learned professions" into which
almost oil college graduates have been &C.
custcmned heretofore 10 gfayitate.
The remark was made that the real
knowledge which young men were now
acquiring, instead Of so much classics, waa
fitting them for excellence in all the do.
partments Of liio, and that there was no
department Of trade, manufactures or ag.
ricul!ure in which, auch young men might
not hope 10 accomplish great success. Ii
a OF courao much depends on the native
stuff thst is in young men, but native stud
reinforced by trained minds and scientific
knowledge gives them q vast advantage
over thoeo not thus equipped. As illus.
tratiye Of this advantage we reproduce
the following short and simple recital from
the columns Of the Savannah, Ca, Mws
OF Jnne 81: z.
"soon alter the close Of tho war six young
men entered college from d ANAL town Ia
Z Georgia, They were tho soIa Of gentle-
metz who had been fortunate enough to
savo something from the wreck CAUSED by
kl1a Aa S,f h NJ bk,s -
Z OF the Federal asmiea. The young mon
ranked we'll in college, and wheu their
{ course was completed they were fairly
equipped for making living. Five OF
them became lawyers and one OF thon, a
4 doctor OF medicine. 3s5$ L, S3lfl7.'ll4gS
Z I. OF the five who; entered the legal BRO.
fessicn one became Dissatisfied with hts
pecuniary gains at the end OF two wears
and made up his mind that he would have
nothing moro to do with courts and iurles,
{ He determined that he would educate
himself 10 work with his hands. n Accord.
4ingly he went to Massachusetts and en-.
!! tered 3 school Of technology. He had lust
money enoughto pay his expsnses during
Z his courne, and consequently made the
most OF his opportunities. He graduated
as a skilled mschiniat and sought employ.
ment III the shops OF q railroad in State
which borders on Georgia. His employs
ers were not SLOW, to diEcover that he was
Of great .yaluo to them, so they gradually
promoted him until he became Superin.
tendent Of the chops with a salary Of S., 500
a year. Under his guidance the employees
became better workmcn. In tho course
q time the owners Of the railroad found it
unnecessary to send North for engines
and cars, for the young Georgian demon